50 Thoughtful and Non-Cheesy Valentine's Day Gifts for Her
Make this Valentine's Day extra-special for your wife, girlfriend or fiancée - we've found 2023's most romantic, thoughtful gifts and non-cheesy presents
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Want to get her the best Valentine's Day gift ever this year? Make it personal. The most romantic and thoughtful Valentine's Day gifts for her are those that show you've really considered the recipient. Does your wife, girlfriend or fiancée have an activity she's passionate about? Is there a style of jewellery she favours? Could she really do with some pampering time?
We don't necessarily mean a present that's personalised with her name - although that's certainly a lovely gesture. We mean personal in the sense of something that's particular to the woman in your life; that reflects the things she loves.
Flowers and chocolates will always have their place. But to make this Valentine gift for her extra-special and non-cheesy, check out our guide to the Valentine's Day presents for her for 2023, all chosen to reflect different interests and styles. And, yes, budgets - while there are some luxury presents here, you'll also find fabulous personal gifts that won't hurt your wallet.
If you want something even more light-hearted Valentine's Day gift ideas for her, make sure you check out our edit of the funniest Valentine's Day gifts.
50 Romantic and Non-Cheesy Valentine's Day Gifts for Her
1. Gold Initial Pendant – £125, Missoma
Jewellery is a classic Valentine's gift for her, but unless she's dropped some hints, it's not always easy to choose a piece that suits her style. Missoma is as close as it comes to fool proof. Not every woman will love their jewellery, but we reckon many will - particularly this initial pendant necklace, which is utterly chic and also has that personal touch that elevates a Valentine's present.
Pros & Cons: This necklace is crafted from 18ct gold plated sterling silver which doesn't take away from the luxe look and feel, but keeps its price tag affordable.
2. Heart Keyring in Scarlet Red Saffiano – £45, Aspinal of London
This heart-shaped keyring has the two attributes of a perfect Valentine's gift: it's both practical and extremely pretty. What's more, it's from luxe brand Aspinal of London, so you get extra style points, and for an additional £15, you can have it monogrammed.
"This is a really apt gift for Valentine's Day as every time your partner goes to get their keys out, they'll think of you!" says Zoe Burke, Editor of Hitched. "Getting it personalised with their initials shows you've gone the extra mile to make this present special."
Pros & Cons: This key ring is available in several different finishes, including silver glitter, patent burgundy and and metallic gold, but we think the above style is most suited for Valentine's Day.
3. The Anya – £41, Bloom & Wild
Flowers are a Valentine's Day given - but for something that will last, why not try a dried flower bouquet? They're all over the smartest Insta grids, and will look just as beautiful as the fresh versions. Better yet, new customers can use the code HITCHED25 for 25% off!
Pros & Cons: Flowers are a fail-safe Valentine's Day present for her and with this bouquet you're giving them a treat that will last a lifetime. It might not be the traditional bunch, but it is far from cheesy and is super chic.
4. Electronic Diffuser – £70, The White Company
An electronic diffuser may not sound like the sexiest of Valentine's gifts for her, but trust us, if she loves home fragrance, this is a real game changer. Just don't forget to buy a couple of fragrance oils to go with it, so she can try it out straight away.
Pros & Cons: This diffuser features a range of time settings, so they can set it to release fragrance when they please. It doesn't come with any oils, which allows you to pick their favourite scent.
5. Moroccan Rose Otto Bath Oil – £35, Ren
Bath oil is a classic Valentine's gift for her - and this one is really special. The key is to choose a high-end brand, an indulgent fragrance and gorgeous packaging that'll look good in the bathroom - this Ren bath oil ticks all the boxes, with 1,000 rose petals used to create each bottle.
Pros & Cons: This bath oil is vegan and cruelty free. One review stated that you shouldn't rub yourself with a towel after use, but instead apply a moisturiser to trap the oils against your skin for a smooth finish.
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6. Spacemasks – £16.50, Space NK
A pampering Valentine's gift doesn't have to cost the earth. These scented Spacemasks gently heat the eye area, for a truly blissful experience that's ideal for de-stressing. We reckon they'll be a beauty product that she's never come across before, so she'll be seriously impressed!
Pros & Cons: These masks are for single use only, but you will receive five in the pack so they will last a while.
7. Large Chocolate Dipping Adventure – £37.50, Hotel Chocolat
For an alternative to the classic gift of chocolate strawberries, consider the dipping adventure from Hotel Chocolat. It's packed with four pots of tempting chocolate pots and an array of tasty treats that you (or your partner) can dip into and devour. It'll be perfect for a romantic date night in!
Pros & Cons: There are lots of snacks to choose from in this set, so there is bound to be something your partner will love. We're predicting things could get a little messy, so you might want to avoid tucking into this on light furniture.
8. 12 Mini Love Letters – £15.25, Hendog Designs
This love letter set is one of those low-cost, high-impact Valentine's gifts. You get 70 characters per letter to let her know all the things you love about her - as there are 12, she can open one every month until next Valentine's Day, when you'll have to come up with an equally romantic gift. Good luck.
"These mini love letters are adorable and an easy way to pull at your partner's heart strings," explains Rima Barakeh, Deputy Editor of Hitched. "If you're someone who doesn't often tell your other half how much they really mean to you, Valentine's Day is the ideal opportunity to do so and with this present it's all set up for you!"
Pros & Cons: This gift will require a little extra thought, as you'll have to think up each letter, but it'll be well worth it when you see her reaction.
9. A4 Foil Map Print – from £22, Etsy
Want to mark some relationship milestones this Valentine's Day? This stylish personalised wall print allows you to highlight key locations, such as where you got engaged. It is available in copper, rose gold, gold or silver and you can have it unframed, or in a black, white or wooden frame.
Pros & Cons: This print is best suited for couple's who have known each other a while as you will have more locations to choose from. That's not to say you can't gift it if it is your first Valentine's Day together - think about where you met and a meaningful destination to you.
10. Gift Voucher – from £10, Sweaty Betty
Does your partner love to get active, whether with online Pilates or a daily run? Rather than trying to choose some kit for her (potentially a fraught endeavour), get her a voucher for Sweaty Betty. Their designs are ultra-chic and easy to wear, and cover all different kinds of sports and activities.
Pros & Cons: If you think a voucher isn't the most romantic Valentine's Day gift idea for her, pop it inside a Valentine's Day card and be sure to pen a sentimental Valentine's message to accompany it.
11. The Jaguar Signature Pyjama Set – £155, Desmond & Dempsey
Not only does D&D have some of the coolest PJ designs around – think punchy tropical jungle and animal prints (like this signature Jaguar style) aplenty – you can also monogram them for free, giving an even more luxurious feel to that next lazy Sunday morning.
Sizing: XS-XXL
Pros & Cons: Reviews state that they are stylish and comfortable to wear. It is recommended to size up if your partner prefers a looser fit for pyjamas.
12. Faux Fur Throw – £95, John Lewis
There's something undeniably sexy about a faux fur throw, like this John Lewis design. It'll look incredible draped over a bed or sofa for a snuggly night in. It is available in mocha, white or grey, and is machine washable.
Pros & Cons: Reviews comment that it is a great weight, and has a super soft and cosy feel. It is a little more pricey than your regular throw, but it won't shed or become bobbly.
13. Knicker Club Subscription – from £9 Per Month, Stripe & Stare
Put a 2023 spin on the whole Valentine's lingerie cliché by getting her a knicker subscription from Instagram's favourite underwear brand, Stripe & Stare. She'll get a new pair of their beautifully soft knickers through the letterbox every month, for a gift that lasts beyond Valentine's Day. See even more underwear here, with our edit of the best wedding lingerie sets.
Pros & Cons: You can choose from knickers, thongs, high-rise, or boxers, so there is a comfortable fit for everyone. Each pair is made from super-soft and sustainable fabric.
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14. Bestseller Brownie Box – from £17, Bad Brownie
Chocolates are another Valentine's Day classic just crying out for a reinterpretation - we say, get her a selection box of Bad Brownie's amazingly gooey bakes. Their bestseller box includes salted caramel, triple chocolate and Ferrero Rocher, and they also have vegan versions.
Pros & Cons: Can you really go wrong with a delicious batch of brownies? This present won't last long after the occasion, but we don't think she'll mind that!
15. Bistro Tiled Margot Monogram Mug – £10, Anthropologie
Choosing a monogrammed Valentine's gift instantly makes it feel more personal. We love these initialled Anthropologie mugs, which have a beautiful pattern and are a good size. There are other homewares in the Bistro range, so if your partner falls in love with the look, you'll have even more potential gift ideas for the rest of the year!
Pros & Cons: Be careful how you wrap this present as it is made from delicate stoneware. This item isn't microwave safe, so warm up hot drinks before decanting into the mug.
16. Sparkling Heart Collier Necklace – £140, Pandora
If your partner likes sparkle, chances are she'll appreciate this pretty Pandora necklace, and the heart shape is very Valentine's Day-appropriate. It is available in rose gold, silver or gold, so we recommend checking out what she typically wears to get the metal to her taste.
Pros & Cons: Pandora offers affordable pieces of jewellery, that don't scrimp on sparkle or style. One review stated that this pendant was a little smaller than expected, so it'll have a lovely dainty look.
17. Copper Edition Velvetiser – £99.95, Hotel Chocolat
Does the woman in your life love hot chocolate? She can take her drink of choice to the next level with Hotel Chocolat's Velvetiser, which creates the perfect cup of dreamy hot chocolate at the press of a button. It works with any kind of milk, so plant-based couples can enjoy it too. Choose from black, grey, bronze or white.
Pros & Cons: Over 1,800 5-star reviews speak for themselves - it is super easy to use and clean which makes its price tag worth every penny. They won't be spending money on coffee shop hot chocolates anymore with this beauty!
18. Beauty Box Subscription – £15 Per Month for 6 Months, Look Fantastic
If your partner is into beauty products, a Look Fantastic subscription is a very thoughtful Valentine's Day gift. Every month, she'll get six products to try from leading brands - choose from one, three, six and 12-months subscriptions.
"This is the Valentine's Day gift that keeps on giving!" says Zoe. "Getting to open this box up every month will be such an exciting treat."
Pros & Cons: These sample size products are great for on-the-go. It also allows her to test out brands that she might not have used, before committing to buying the full product.
19. Custom Dog Socks - £16.99, Prezzybox
Is your dog a beloved member of your family? Gift her a seriously cute pair of socks personalised with a picture of your dog's face (you can even send pictures of up to two dogs!). There's a choice of six colours and three sizes, so you can choose your partner's favourite. If you had or plan to have dogs at your wedding, this one's for you.
Sizing: 4-11
Pros & Cons: Made from soft poly-cotton these socks will keep her toes toasty. Be careful when washing to avoid the images fading - turning them inside out on a cold wash is recommended.
20. Personalised Photo Keyring and Leopard Leather Case - £29, Create Gift Love
How cute is this idea! Your chosen photo is printed on stainless steel and then hidden inside a leopard print leather keyring case. A wedding day photo or another couple photo is a great idea, and because it's in a case, it'll feel like a little secret only you two know about. The front can be personalised with her name or initials and you can add a message to the back.
Pros & Cons: It is a little more pricey than your average keyring but as it is so special and made from sustainably sourced luxury leather so we can see why.
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21. Bright Ideas Collection LED Text Bulb – £60, Steepletone
We love Valentine's gifts that are romantic without being overly schmaltzy. This gorgeous lamp perfectly fits the bill - it's a lovely sentiment, and chic to boot. If she already has an impressive lamp collection, you can buy the bulb alone for £45.01.
"Does your partner often work from home?" asks Rima. "If so, this lamp and bulb will make a lovely addition to a working from home office or desk. It's trendy, stylish and super sweet."
Pros & Cons: It comes in three different finishes, copper, silver or gold, to suit all interiors. Reviews state that it is easy to assemble.
22. Baies Candle – £54, Diptyque
Diptyque's iconic Baies candle is a glamorous gift for a fan of home fragrance. The fact that this is a limited edition makes it particularly special for Valentine's Day. With notes of blackcurrant and rose, it is the ideal combination of fruity and floral.
Pros & Cons: This is quite pricey for a candle, but you don't even need to light it to reap the benefits of the fragrance! She'll be able to smell the delicious scent before she's even opened the box.
23. Women's Personalised Embroidered Floral Satin Robe With Pockets – from £31, Hitched Shop
This silky floral robe is glorious enough as it is, but add her embroidered name or initials and you have a truly special Valentine's gift to treasure forever. It's available in different floral patterns and colourways.
Sizing: XS-4XL
Pros & Cons: The inclusive size range means they'll be a fit perfect for your partner. If you're not sure which one to go for, we recommend sizing up rather than down.
24. Personalised Playlist – Free
Working to a tight Valentine's Day budget? Back in the day you would have made her a mixtape - now you can make her a personalised playlist using your preferred streaming service. Whether you put together songs that make you think of her, 'your' songs or just tracks you think she'll love, it's a thoughtful and romantic gift that's unique to her.
Pros & Cons: A little time and effort will need to be put into this gift to make it extra special, but if you need a head start, take a look at the best love songs of all time for some inspiration.
25. Instax Mini 11 – £79, Amazon
Does your partner love taking pictures? Help her do it in super-cute, retro style with this instant camera. It's the perfect size for talking along on a romantic walk for some keepsake prints. We adore this pretty blue hue, but you can pick from a number of pastel colours.
Pros & Cons: If you want to be able to use this camera right away, you'll need to purchase some film too. The full accessories bundle is available to buy here.
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26. Wildflower Mother Of Pearl Notebook – £23, Papier
Great for writers, artists and stationery addicts alike, Papier allows you to personalise basically all of its products with a full name or other note or message. We’re head over heels for this Wildflower design, part of a collab with sustainable fashion line Mother Of Pearl, but there are hundreds of equally lovely designs on their website.
Pros & Cons: You can choose between lined, dotted or plain pages. Due to the personalised nature of this notebook, it can't be returned but that won't be a problem!
27. Duck Feet Frame – from £39, Graham & Green
A printed photo of the two of you is a classic Valentine's gift - you just need a lovely frame for it. This duck feet photo frame is cool and quirky, and is available in portrait and landscape. It is available in portrait or landscape.
Pros & Cons: This frame is unpredictable and very unique so although a printed photo is a fairly classic Valentine's Day gift, this will give it an interesting upgrade.
28. Personalised Champagne and Chocolate Box - £85, Fortnum & Mason
Get your love's name and a personal message printed on a gorgeous bottle of Brut Reserve Champagne and enjoy a whole tray of decadent Marc de Champagne truffles. A wonderful gift to share or to send to your partner when you're away so you can enjoy together when you get home.
Pros & Cons: Fortnum and Mason is a luxury brand so she'll be so excited when she opens this! Store in the fridge for best results.
29. Large Heart Shaped Chopping Board – £15, Marks & Spencer
Does your partner love to cook? Kitchen accessories could be the way to go, and this heart-shaped chopping board is very Valentine's-appropriate. For extra romance, find a recipe you'll cook for her on Valentine's Day using this very chopping board, print it out and give it to her as part of the gift.
Pros & Cons: This non-fussy and simple design will fit into all kinds of kitchen interior. The heart shape gives it an interesting finish, without being too much.
30. Personalised Star Sign Cushion – £27.95, That's Nice That
Is your partner into astrology? A star sign cushion would be a thoughtful Valentine's gift if so - just make sure you double-check you have the right sign. You could even have some fun by looking up which star signs are the most compatible!
"Star signs are a really trendy topic so your partner is bound to be impressed with this pick," explains Zoe. "This design isn't too in your face, so it'll made a lovely addition to any sofa, armchair or bed."
Pros & Cons: You can choose to buy the cover only, or have the case filled with fibre. You can also have a gold foiled card included for an additional fee so that's two tasks done in one.
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31. Charlotte's Hollywood Look Gift Set – £150, Charlotte Tilbury
Charlotte Tilbury is beloved by many makeup obsessives, so if you know your partner loves her products, treat her to this gift set for Valentine's Day. It's on the spennier side, but you do get seven excellent products that we think she'll love. See even more Charlotte Tilbury products that are well worth your money here.
Pros & Cons: There is something to suit everyone in this set, so it's a great option if you aren't entirely sure which beauty products she typically uses.
32. Personalised Couple Print - from £15.99, Etsy
How gorgeous is this digital print? They will will turn your favourite couple photo into a beautiful A3, A4, or A5 print which you'll want to hang on your bedroom and living room wall. If you want to make a special print just for your other half, choose your favourite photo of just her. She'll feel so treasured.
Pros & Cons: Once the design has been finalised, a proof will be sent over to you for confirmation. There is no frame included, but there are lots of affordable options on Etsy.
33. 9ct White Gold Diamond Half Eternity Ring – £650, Beaverbrooks
An eternity ring is a romantic choice for your first Valentine's Day as newlyweds. This white-gold sparkler is beautifully designed, and at the sub-£1,000 mark, is rather good value. It would also make a lovely affordable engagement ring if you are thinking about popping the question...
Sizing: I-R
Pros & Cons: An eternity ring has such a sentimental meaning behind it which makes it a thoughtful buy.
34. Melomania 1+ Wireless Earphones – £119.95, Cambridge Audio
These wireless earphones may not be the prettiest items on our Valentine's gift list, but they may well be the most-appreciated. They've garnered excellent editorial reviews since their release, beating designs twice or three times the price for sound quality. If your partner loves listening to music and podcasts when she's out and about (or just doing something boring at home), these are ideal.
Pros & Cons: Your partner might not have heard of this brand before, but once she uses them she will understand why they have received such brilliant reviews and will be seriously impressed.
35. Restaurant Voucher – Price Varies, Virgin Experience Days
Dine out this Valentine's Day with a restaurant voucher. Virgin Experience Days gives you over 500 experiences to choose from, including cookery classes and restaurants with outstanding views. There are lots of locations to pick from too so you can find somewhere near to where you live.
"Enjoying a delicious meal together is a Valentine's Day gift idea that will never get old," says Rima. "It's a moment to spend quality time with your partner that you might not typically get to have. There is such a wide variety of restaurants to choose on Virgin Experience which makes picking which one you're going to go to some of the fun!"
Pros & Cons: You can cater this present to a number of budgets, but we recommend opting for a minimum of £50 so you can enjoy a super special menu with drinks included too.
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36. Large Glass Jewellery Box – £38, Hitched Shop
This glass jewellery box will look beautiful on her dressing table or bedside table, and you can have it personalised to make it extra-romantic for Valentine's Day. It makes a lovely stand-alone present or even better, accompanied with a gorgeous accessory.
Pros & Cons: The glass walls allow you to see the beautiful pattern inside. We recommend keeping extra special items tucked away in something more discreet, but it is ideal for her everyday accessories.
37. Cartier Love Bracelet – £1,640, Harrods
Cartier's classic Love bracelets are among the most covetable Valentine's Day jewellery gifts. They also start at around £4,000. Luckily, the brand has brought out this pared-back version - it's utterly gorgeous and still has that luxe feel, but at a different price point.
Pros & Cons: This is definitely one of the more luxury picks in our edit, but believe us when we say you're bound to get an excellent reaction when this gift is opened. It's a piece of jewellery that she will treasure for life and it has a very Valentine's Day appropriate sentiment to it.
38. 14k Gold Vermeil Moonstone & Diamond Crescent Moon Pendant – £120, Carrie Elizabeth
Do you, as the phrase goes, love your partner to the moon and back? This stunning crescent moon necklace is a chic way to show it this Valentine's Day. This is a piece that would look gorgeous on its own, or pair beautifully with her other necklaces if she's into layering.
Pros & Cons: This statement accessory is still simple enough to be worn as an everyday piece, so she'll get tonnes of wear out of it.
39. Love Actually Print – from £10.95, Etsy
Is Love Actually one of your partner's favourite films? Get her this wall print for Valentine's Day - it features Hugh Grant's famous quote from the movie about love and airport arrival gates. Choose from several different sizes and font colours.
Pros & Cons: This print might have a little bit of a festive feel to it, but the minimalistic design will work for all times of year.
40. Drunk Elephant Weekend Kit – £45, Look Fantastic
Buying beauty products for someone else isn't easy - unless, of course, you pick one of the most-wanted brands, such as Drunk Elephant. This cute kit contains minis of their coveted products, and is a thoughtful Valentine's present for anyone who loves luxe beauty.
Pros & Cons: A little goes a long way when it comes to Drunk Elephant beauty products, so it is well worth investing in. The fun packaging will also look amazing on a bathroom shelf!
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41. Set of Four Vintage Embossed Wine Glasses – £28, Dibor
Special wine glasses are one of those mood-enhancing treats no one ever thinks to buy for themselves. These vintage-inspired glasses would be ideal for a romantic night in - and because they're dishwasher safe, there's no worrying about passion-killing washing up!
Pros & Cons: These glasses may look vintage, but you wouldn't think so with that excellent price point. They're super quirky and unique.
42. Women's Personalised Geo Tribal Print Makeup Bag – £16, Hitched Shop
We love the print on this makeup bag - it feels fresh and current. You can have the other side personalised with her name or initials and if you have a honeymoon on the horizon, it'll make the ideal travel case to carry all her toiletries.
Pros & Cons: This bag is the perfect size for travel-friendly products, but it is on the smaller size for any larger items. It's best to use when going on holiday or for a weekend away.
43. Personalised Pink Hearts 4 Mug Teapot – £65, Emma Bridgewater
If your partner is partial to a cuppa, this teapot would be such a thoughtful Valentine's gift for her. They come in all different patterns, but we think the hearts here are especially appropriate. For an extra fee, you can have it personalised with a message or her name at the side or base.
Pros & Cons: This design is undeniably Emma Bridgewater making it an excellent addition if she collects these pieces. Equally, it would be a great way to start her collection off.
44. Bialetti Venus Stovetop Coffee Maker – from £46, John Lewis
Of course, we're not excluding the coffee-lovers from our Valentine's edit. Much as we adore the original Bialetti stovetop coffee maker, we've fallen for the sexy lines of the Venus, which produces the same great coffee while looking magnificently sultry. Make sure you pair it with a bag of high-quality beans (or ground coffee if she doesn't have a grinder) - we suggest you try Monmouth Coffee Company.
Pros & Cons: This coffee maker can be used straight away with a Valentine's Day breakfast in bed. It is a practical gift that is bound to get lots of use over the years.
45. Valentine's Day Balloon Decoration Kit – £17.95, Little Lulubel
As a Valentine's surprise, decorate the room of your choice using this special kit. You get 15 balloons, tassels and heart-shaped confetti - everything you need to make the space romantic.
"If you are proposing at home this Valentine's Day, decorating the room with these balloons will set the scene perfectly," recommends Rima. "It's an easy way to make a big impact!"
Pros & Cons: You'll need to give yourself some time to set this gift up beforehand - we think it would make a brilliant surprise for them to walk into.
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46. Organic Letterbox Spa Gift Collection - £28, Marigold Charms
Give your partner the gift of 'me time' with a luxurious gift set infused with pure botanical fragrances. Made by Marigold Charms in Oxfordshire, the set contains a solid lotion bar, hand poured soap, two tealight candles, a mineral bath infusion and two bath madeleines.
Pros & Cons: Choose from three relaxing scents - white jasmine, sweet clementine or rose maroc. This product contains beeswax so might not be suitable for vegans.
47. Two Sparkling Hearts Ring – £55, Pandora
Two entwined hearts make this ring the ultimate symbol of love. It’s an incredibly romantic ring to receive and the rows of stones on the band are truly eye-catching. We love the idea of giving this to your partner during a Valentine's date night.
Sizing: 48-60
Pros & Cons: As with all Pandora promise rings, this is a brilliantly affordable buy. There is the option to send this promise ring as an e-gift so the recipient can choose their sizing.
48. Ombre Glazed Hand Engraved Mug – £24, Perfect Personalised Gifts
Fill this mug with a fresh cup of tea or coffee each morning and you’ll have her heart forever. We love that you can personalise it with her name and pick her favourite colour from grey, pink, mint or oatmeal. The rustic finish is a really trendy look that will take your mug collection up a level.
Pros & Cons: Reviews comment that the engraving is expertly done with a neat finish. This mug is dishwasher safe but not microwave safe.
49. Waterfall Stud Earrings in Gold – £65, Astrid & Miyu
For jewellery that looks incredibly luxe but is actually almost always under the £100 mark, head to Astrid & Miyu. We’ve been obsessed with these glam crystal star hoops all year, but really you can’t go wrong with any of their styles – from huggies to studs to big statement pieces, there’s no better place to cultivate an exquisitely curated ear.
Pros & Cons: Double-check she has her ears pierced before you gift these beauties. They are simple enough to be worn everyday but special enough to make a really lovely gift for your other half on Valentine's Day.
50. Together They Built A Life They Loved Prints – from £10, Etsy
This gift is both for your partner and for you! If you've just moved in together, it will make the perfect print to hang above your bed and be reminder of the adventures you have to come every morning and night.
Pros & Cons: These prints don't come with a frame, so we recommend buying one of those too so that it is ready to hang up straight after opening.
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